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Court reports mentioning Lecarrow, Roscommon

2022-02-09 · Mayo

Woman who told colleague to 'shove his job up his ass' resolves action

A High Court action brought by a woman employed for more than two decades at a meat processing plant in Ballinrobe, County Mayo, has been resolved. Ms Lisa Flanagan, who worked as a receptionist and administrator for Martin Jennings Wholesale Limited, sought an injunction to prevent her dismissal following a workplace dispute with a senior colleague. Ms Flanagan alleged she had been subjected to bullying and that she used intemperate language during an incident, telling her colleague to "shove his job up his ass". She denied formally resigning but claimed the company wrongfully accepted what it characterised as her resignation via email. The company subsequently maintained her position had been terminated. When the matter returned before Mr Justice Mark Sanfey on Wednesday, counsel for Ms Flanagan indicated the proceedings had been resolved. The judge struck out the action with no order as to costs.

2022-01-26 · Mayo

Woman who told superior 'to shove job up his ass' bids to prevent termination

A receptionist and administrator employed by Martin Jennings Wholesale Limited in Ballinrobe, County Mayo, has brought High Court proceedings seeking an injunction to prevent her dismissal. Lisa Flanagan, who worked for the company for over twenty years, admits using intemperate language towards a senior colleague during a workplace incident in December, but denies formally resigning. The company subsequently informed her that her resignation had been accepted. Ms Flanagan claims the colleague had engaged in bullying behaviour and that she made a protected disclosure to the company regarding these allegations. She contends the company wrongfully terminated her employment and seeks declarations that she remains an employee and that any disciplinary matters be handled according to fair procedures. Mr Justice Senan Allen granted permission for short notice of the proceedings. The High Court action was adjourned to February.